Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

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NAsagseEaa. OcL s.-Ihs op.Di0n thst
tie aBps04calBz session u Congress 81 be
lively oeL srsgsiis 4nong puslc msa -
AZ shasiea VI political opiniol- Il . nos
gen@zally eoncselsd hat Mr. Carlisle ~iA
hsye a walk over for tie epsaksfsAip-
hough = strong partisan he hss been en-
ineaLly Just In al as rulinzs. anu has a.
ssys commanded shs rsspeci oI both aides
"a lie Hoass and very few s0qid vish 70
zee him saperceded- There sill be many
nes members ia the next Congress, sons
81 waem vii undoubtedly make their
marx. Knowing ones predict that John
W Daniels, xho succeeded Malone. from
Virginia, thOagh new Senator, will be
loand ia the front rank by reason OF bis
pan.ie training anl high staining a. the
Daz. lE4xesl. 4 seems 40 longer Al Oienss
Tor a hes oeaztoT - take al Actige part IA
debate he oil idea which required him
" rsni~ln silent flr q ycar or tsO s<etna 10
have 5een expl0isd. Il 10 quite common
uoU Toe he senator freshly invested with
bis tozz 10 have bis say among the old
members Of the body.
And this reminds me OF an incident OF
Ingalls, early days Ia the Senate. as related
by Que of the Willard Hotel ~Maiahs." Il
guess. said the maj ah. that nobody has
any serious doubts. about the honesty Of
oil Etmgnds. out Il vas very c0m8cally
called ~ Question one day in the senate By
Ingalls, II hansas. A bill vas up prOyid-
Ing lor iarxe land grants 10 the Kansas
Faeiac Road AS the matter Was locally OF
great importance 70 Issalls' people. 10
made ssrong argument in behalf of the
biii, when be finished Eimuods slowly an
wound himself and observed Ia his wlthsr-
Ing and drawing tone, thst he should OPP
pose the measure, not because there we're no
mer.orns features IN the ball, bus because
hs had every reason % believe there was
strong loboy ia It's IN tsrests. This brodgh.
ingalls, 10 bis feet. lie looked Ed
mund's square Ia the face and then de-
lIberaleiy said. Mr.. President. am really
not aware OF any lobby Organized in behalf
OK this bill, II the Senator from Vermont il
so very positive on the subject l presume
the LOBBY knew just whom 10 approach"
The eject was tremendous. Ingalls, Was
comparatively . young member OF the
body, and according 10 the rules OF sena-
toriai courtesy, would have been the last
man selected 10 cross swords in repartee
with the sanctimoniOus Senator from Yer
mont. Edmunds was 80 paralyzed by the
cool audAcity OF the attack that be could
not ind his tongue for reply. ingalls, Is
bad man % wrestie with IN debate, bat /
remember when he got fine dose from
Garrett Davis. Of Kentucky. Some rail-
road Dill was mp and Ingalls, had charge OF
IL. Davis said ne would like 10 ask the
senator question. and, leave being
granted. ne asked in his squeaky tones
whether there was any steal in the bill.
Ingalls, assured him there was not. That
Is satisfactory" said Davis, IF there was,
/ afu sure the Senator from Kansas would
know IL.
Tbs hOmeward migration of officials dur
ing the past week mas made a perceDtible
change in the activity in Government
circles Secretaries Fairchild and Whit
ney, who returned somewhat Unexpectedly,
have been cloSeted with the President dis
cussing the financial situation and pro-
posing and considering measures of relief
IN event Of an emergency, which, however,
IS not vet regarded as probable, though
possible. The opinion still prevails that
while there has existed a scarcity of money
IN certain quarters on account of overactiv
iTy In enterprises and business movements
requiring rapid turning over OF cash, the
extent and prospective operations of the
money famine have been overdrawn
Secretary Fairchild will remain st the
tapltsl during the resident tour and
viii keep him constantly advised of the
monetary situation at financial centers as
reflex of the condition throughout the
country AZ large.
II IS the intention Of Com missioner Mil
Ter. Of the Internal Revenue Bureau, to
transmit to.Cougress the result OF the inves-
legations ne - about 10 make into the pur-
ity OF beer. IL adulterations are found the
Commissioner will suggest that Congress
confer power upOn the Bureau to prevent
the making OF impure beer. Brewers here
do not hssitste To claim that the whiskey
men are instigatlng this investigation.